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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
BROOKLYN.

Tho pov DR. Naynarl chaplain OF the 47th Regiment VIII
nreach The annual the regiment Oh sunday even
ing in hrst Church. Bedfordave
Judge Barnard yesterday denied the motion for manila
10 Martin w. Tyrrell for his hotel IN Clnionstt near III
tOn-st.
Conrad Kuener age thirty four OF No 276 Devoes at
yesterday by cutting ms tioaI WIN '@Dic
knife
cav Works Commissioner will bo compelled by The
the stTectceanlnR law 10 ANct1ae
AGAIN for proposals for the works The Board OF Lst-c
Will appropriate the money to-day.
Mira Beeeher has returned BROOKLYN much invgoraed
nv her trn 10 FLORIDA Bocobel Mr. Beechers Peekskt
~ e ba nv" vel been sold II is probable that size Will
her eldest COlOnel
his family on May they will leave the house they nave
occupied in Brooklyn FOR several years
An infant child of John Finon, of No. 80 Bo1st was
houe The child ard hall Old was let locked IN
ROOM supposed that he got some matches anu III play
ing with them set the bed on nfe
The Assembly Investigating Committee VIII resume us m
yn day 1t proposed TO holt sessions every day next
week NJ order complete the WORK and report 10 NE se
by ON Nav the granted for the WORK Of e Com
mttee will expire. IL Is not thought that the committee WI"
seek an extension OF Time
Colonel Charles L. Fincke, who Is in lhealth resulting
from a hemoTThage recently, and whose physician ha
him to give up active WORK Tor ule fesdshe
Ward Tie command regiment deVOlyes upon Iieutcn
olonel Bacon Of the IXt District Colonel tlncke mas
begun 10 Improve in health and VIII on long Trip III lew
| weeks TO seek restoration
Methodist Episcopal Church in Cietmontaye last evennS
10 their new pastor o. Peek who returns to Brooklyn
after three years in New Haven
The Poard of Supervisors directed the County Treasurer
ali OF Hecords upon which s273OO las already been e1
peuuel
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TWO WIVES OF A DETECTIVE IN

TWO WIVES OF a DETECTIVE IN COURT
The trial OF tho suit of Mrs. Catherine A. Hogan
against the Third Avenue Railroad Company to assert
her dover right in the house and lot NO. IA, East
One ninth st., took place yesterday
In the Supreme Court, Siccial Tcrm before justice
Andrews. Mrs Hogan says she married christopher
Hogan the weknOwn Ncw-York detective, ON April
30 1853. and that after she left him he married
another woman, who Is known as Mrs. Caroline Vol
Hogan. Hogan conveyed the property IN question
IN the latter and she sold it TO the railroad company
The second wife l. a middc-aged woman and was
fashonably attrcd when she appeared III court yes
rrday The first wife H. old and was poorly dressed.
The latter testified that her first husband, Cassidy.
who IL Is claimed by the defendant, was stu ali %
when she married Hogan. went to CALIFORNIA IN jan
nary lsi0. when the COLL fever was raging lie
intended TO dig In the mines and return with fortune
i'm the fall She never him again, but aftcrward
learned through statements In the newspapers III 1880
that he was killed by explosion In the mines IN that
wear She fully believed that her first husband was
dead when she married Hogan.
The second wife testified that shc became acquainted
with Hogan In 1865 and soon afterward married him
She purchased the property with her own money and
her husband never paid n cent for IT,
O.-Wbere did you Keep your money! Ain an
oilskin bag which l carried with Inc. At one time
| had some money in the BowcIy Bank, but
was afaid OF savings banks-thcy had such habit
Of bursting up.
1874 when she heard that the other woman claimed
him. -, ,-.., $3.50
cd
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.. 1888. $3.50, sel. aG9. $3.50. 1858. sei.
CALENDARS IO-D ~.


supmEvr couRr CH,asga,-Betore Donohue J-Nos
2 90 81 A. 4G. 90 leo l02 no 2J ia 10 1873 1871 l4s
l49 ~ 1862 l,t. III 2Ol 2@ 2lO 10 Z-o %@ Z@e z''
Isl SurErnr coum-srEcI.I TraM-PAnr I:-Hsforc An
drew, 1900 l07s log 1929 js5 1876 ll4i 1875.
732. 1866 1863. 1919 FPS, I'D ilJo ,, p,.o,, uu
slPEEMR CoURT-srtcAL IEhh-fAEf ll.-beiofe Nahn'
sursFNr CoUnI- CIEcUIT-PAHr I.-Beforc Beach. j.
SUPREME CouHI~C PAET II.Reforc InerahamJ-
sUrREME CoURT-CIRcuIT-rAEI lII-boioTc PatiersonJ
SUPREME CoUKr-CmcuIT-PAEr Iv.-Beiore Lawrence J.
suRRooATss CoURr-Beioro Rollins s.-wil OF Bridget
Higgins George adding lan sarah Peck. Isaac Frank.
Martha AlbIect and Caroline Am bIne ,oro eoo,r
Freedman ana GOrman JJ-ADourLed until Inst Monday
u sUrfIon CoURr-srEcrAt rEEM-BefOro Truar Mos.
surEnloR Couar-TRiAL TERM-rAEr IBefore Dugro J.
NOS 42O 1872 ST. gSs 1913. As6 1924. 1872 l4jG, l2i2
COMMON pLRAs-GrSHRALT gnM-Adiourned FOR the term.
COMMON PLrAs-sPEcIAL TEEm-Beioro Bookstaver. j.
COMMON PIEAs-LQUnY TERM-Bcforc Larremore. c. j.
A coMMos PIras-Tn1L TrnMrART IDscTo paly 10
Nos 1850 2S9S 25gS 3$2 sS 2SS2 I ot @ 2go 2
1856 1905 2io? AK %l5 243i 2!2e 24s7 2i41 l7i+
4 co;ox IIBs .g . Van Hoe Hoe
l52 III Tl57 6 IA 2oS' 30 S'' i'0
2Ds ely 2 CoEETTnl1L ifm-f1 yBcoro Enrich J..
@ ga 2 2 g5s S G6o GG $685. 2d 5
2s s5G 2aci. 25o7 $3.50 1913 2oG4 2e4s $3.50
S4Ss S SSo 29o S tf s5 S' 81 Ell
CRY CouGITnlAL TEaMPAnd & sSl s al, oHs
27 7a $tS S.s @sS Ss s 7S 2S 1915 5oo 559S
2o 2s9l 20ao 27G 2929 2soa 2s2 2 Ws spS Jnsy
and Assistant DisrictAtorneys Fitzgerald and scmpe-
COURT on GESiaAL sEssIoxs-PARr IBcfore Judge Cow
ing and Assistant DisirctA ttorney Bodior-Nos to-
CoUnr oY GENERAL sEssIoSs-PAGr II-Bciorc Older.
sleeve Judge Assistant District Attorney Purdy-Noa
"ougr or GsSrnAL srssIoxs-PARr Reeore,
iii Room of the Superior CourtNos 10 % inclusive
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

wAsHISGIoS April 2l.--ln tho United States supreme
Court today tho following busines, was transacted:
No 273-The untcd states. painiin IN error. agt the
Philadelpha Reading Railroad Company. Continued
No 2s3-John Hatranf collector etc. plantin IN error.
art. John II Wclglman and others
No 283-Jon IIsrranii, collector etc pantn 10 error
Winters Argument continued by Frank T. Prtoi
aTd defendants and concluded by Sohc0f'
era jerks for plautinin error.
80 245-Moiris Richter appellant. agt George Jerome
etc ami others. continued per stipulation
No 2i6-Charles II Palmer. appellant agt IN" oaulnf
Gun Company Appeal from the Circuit court OF tho nlt,
for the District OF Connecticut bahsch WIN 'os'
No 3i7-IIe metropolitan Railroad Company. plantin n
Hamilton MOORE by his next friend etc Afgue
Nathaniel Wilson and Walter Daydge Tor The plahtln
and by Frank Browning and William h~tuhED
for tie defendant IN error
No 24s-Mary II Morrison and others. appellants aFt
Martha and William 4 WhterA Appeal from the circuit
sissppl Dismissed nh costs under rule 10
no 24g-Thc IfukiH Gold and silver Mining Company ap
peant Lewis Ellsworth receiver, etc Appea from
United States iof the District Ot Col
oI ado. Dismissed with costs under rule ln.
2dO--Ihe Argentine Mining company lantu ~ error
art the Terrible Mining Company. Argued by Waller 81
for plaintiff in error no COUNSEL appearing Oi ''hd'
Ia error. ,,., ,-,-.,o,,.
ror Morgans Louisiana and Texas RAILROAD AMI steam.
ship Company and Others. submitted by Is II fOrinAn Tor
appellant and pntn ~ error ana ny al Leroy 'o1 ~pPeeo
aud defendant In error. T., ----.
agt Alexander Balf0ur and others. Submitted by solicitor.
General plaintiff IN erIO no counsel app caring Tor
defendant in error
Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
PITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Donohuc having directed that the motion for
trial In the suit OF the Commercial Telegram Company
AGAINST the Stock Exchange tho Western Union
Telegraph Company and the Gold and stock Telegraph Com
many before Justice 1ngraham Roscoe COnkng and
Colonel Ingerso representing the plaintiff and James car
fer on the defendants appeared before the latter
indgs Yesterday afternoon Mr. Conkng asked that the
to the Specill form The Judge sara That II OBJ
lection had wish 20 hear the notion He VIII
con slider the application
in Court Chambers at the suit ot Percy H. Pyne
restraining and Trust from paying Sam
ue Mitchell $4,000 deposited with the company by Mr.
Pype as for certain property OF which Is
sought sale Mr. Pyne bought long lease Of
mining property IN Northern Michigan from MT Mitchell Tor
600 which has been paid except the balance in
question Afterward Mr. Pyne found that the ore from the
mine contained largo percentage Of phosphorus and
worthless In the manufacture Of Bessetr steel io which the
intended
Justice DonOhuo yesterday refused TO release Larry"
bridge Jumper. who taken before him Ia his
the Court ouse on writ OF ha1cas corpus
he had been legally committed Oy Justice
Dudy m default OF II 900 ba and added II people want
to excitement they must run the Tsk OF being com
PEELED pay for 1T
Justice Vann IN the Supreme Court Special Term. listened
10 the summing up Of counsel in the suit in which the
Duchess seeks to hyca deed OF trust executed by
her aside the allegation that she Was induced 10 sEh ~
by fraud The decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
BryN1NG STOCK FROM TITO STABLES.
PRICES FOR YEARLINGs BELONGING TO MEssRs.
CAssATT AND ASTOR.

PRICES FOR WARNINGS BELONGING TO MEssRs.
CAssATT AND AsTOR.
There was only attendance yesterday at the auction
.ae Of running stock belonging TO A Cassat OF CHESTER
brook Farm and william Asor, Of the Ferncr stud when
took place at Park majority OF the STOCK OF DOM
man warnings and like northern bred yearlngs
were ANAL and make good appearance ihey womb
have made much better showing they had been Kept unit
thew could have chance OF two months at grass Api
Wil,iam Lowell who bought number, OF tne
smalest anc cheapest OF them said VIII SEM
to my NewJersey give them plenty 70 eat ana srey
will look differently in the fall There were huinVer "
prominent present but few OF them made 9s
b. Withers James Galway Michael ana rhp 1Wysa
Samuel Emery Charles Bshgate DR. James 'gsfH n an
Charles Boyle Peter Walden and OF course an ,ne
budding was slow and the prices small h esp S,d
on the although Colonel s. d. Bruce VINO scen as
Suctioneer worked make them higher The fsrnGi
first; 5000 was the nghest price
lrought only other went as high as $500
Things looked little brighter when the CnesterDiook ot
was bre1ght the ring bay yearlng colt ia brother
10 Ilk wood being Eous dam Minnie Andrews went LOT
The price Inc HIS gearing srrSsora
also the dam Tom Martin Another stratiord went iGI
following is list and description OF inc ahils
sold with the names OF the buyers and prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
BAsEBALL GAMEsIy THREE CITIES
COLUMBIA STUDENTS BEArES-NEwARK DEFEATED

COLUMBIA STUDENTS BEATES-NEwARk DEFEATED
ny BRooKLYy. JERSEY CITY BY NEw-YORK
Players belonging to the regular Ncw-fork cluo anu
others connected with its nine played game Oh
baseball against the Columbia College team at tho foo
Grounds yesterday Most of the NewYork players were
youngsters who have records to make and consequently
they played their best and defeated the coesas x
curves Of Pitcher Gates did not seem 10 mysfy tue pro
fessonas much The scored their first run on
wild throw by Collins and hit by Cooper In the sixta
inning In the eighth inung the Columbia nine Sa
going to second on an by Keefe and scoring ON
mufed ny by George. About 900 people were prcseh"
The New-York players made eleven runs >,,
The Brooklyn and Newark clubs played at Newark
Yesterday before about 900 spectators me brookIyn
by Leo smith and McTamany excited the spectators W
loud applause. ,s. tho Iarsev
CITY club Jersey City yesterday. About ZoOo peoPlo
witnessed the match. The NewYork CLUB won ny score
OF 81 to H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22

Thee and heard Voice" The house was crowded wn
prominent Wall Street men and the mionns ana en-
ex Collector Hedden ives John Stanton Heron Jonn
Lenert Agnew, O. Arnold Sno1 FTsd v s'u Pfs,t
K Dickinson Mr. Knox. William NJ Prtchard Mr. SCUM.
r. NJ Lathers Mr. Pullen and MT Cofnes ,h Ss
Of the employees OF the Republic OF whch ne
was also attended the funeral Inc Durla
family plot in Greenwood wnero Dr nucAo' 0oA
ducted services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
RrRrA1 OF COLONEL J. r. THOMPSON.

The funeral Colonel James Thompson took place yes
morning Madison square Presbyte ran Church
The conducted by the Of the church the
Row Dr. Charles IL. Parkhurst assisted by the Rev Dr.
konsyn Berry Of Monteair and the Rev Dr. Chare:
a. wheeieek. or; A. Marvin, w. II. Power Charles
autiof James Weeks and Wiaa, NJ Pearson The church
thronget and among those represen
OF Colonel Thompson workmcn between whom and him tho
cordial relations existed looked the features Of
The body acco PANEL by Colonel Thompsons daughters
Mira W. Ferguson Mrs. A. T. Outterbrdge and Miss Alys
Maud ThompsUni r. w. Ferguson. f. outterbrdge and
few intimate friends was taken to GREENWOOD Cemetery Tor
A..rl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
PROPERTY OF wILLIAN
RACING AT sANDOWN PARK.

LONDON April 2l.The second spring meeting al sahno"h
Park began today The for the Esher Stakes one m
was won by j. Merrys yearod bay colt by Doncas'
Ter out of shannon Hartngtons aged chestnut geld
ing Corunna came second and Lord Durhams
old chestnut Caba third The other starters were MT
p,ech,ns (harioeer and Sir JOnsones spot The shau
M, co won by fonr lengths Cabal bad third The
hefng was 10 against Shannon colt; 70 against
Corunna; against Cabal; TO- against OHio'eei
TO against spot. Time. Lag. -, c,..., po,h rrro
.,roid stakes These were General Parsons black colt
Anarch and j. Porters chestnut hlly Mon Dro Aharch
ann NV a length. The betting was 3 to ! OH Andicn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
srrttTyG From THE PUBLIC STORES

Collector Magone has discovered that there has peoh
amentabe want Of attention 10 tho careful protection OF
..,,,aso =, Tho pnblic STORE. OF Packages have
been broken open part Of their contents reno'e anu
I'M cmpted In case package sam 70 cont
foreign nails found broken OPEN anc tho contents VIZ
rcpaced by domestic nails In cases river teNcs arc
nw 10 have openo The and stolen some
81 their Collector discovered that the ~ ~
vas nract.od though complaints OF tho merchants VINO
have LOST goods Yesterday lie issued an imperative 9ider
which clerks In department shall make cAreu rc'oi"
Of The OF every package received By them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
Fry1yG MEN wHo SOLD oLEoMRGARINE

The lining OF dealers In oeomaTgarne Who have many
become convinced that Is necessary to obey the Ia"
which has been the stauebooks for several years
VA. yesterday IN the Court OF General sessions
District Attorney MARITIME recommended that the lowest
ane be inn posed In each The dealers fined were
MAY J. Adler No. ~ WAshngton-st; Charles l. Ahrcns
30 10 Dcy-st; George +. Dalton, No 20 somth ruin
ave. Michael H. Egan, No. 2O3 Firstayc Emil Iuth,
No 300 Avenue 4 Patrick J. Langnn. No. Us keade'
A. aud Whitmore @. Page, No. Isl Nintliave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
Is ARTHUR s. AUSTIN INSANE.

The inquiry before shcriG's jury into the oondi-
ton OF Arthur s Ausin's mind was continued yester-
doy i'm ono OF the Supreme Court rooms. His wife,
Mrs Fanny Winslow Austin, said that they were
married in May, 1870. and had three children. Mr..
Austin of late had left them uncarcd for and had
actcd in such n peculiar manner and had bean so
extravaganza with his money that she had been com;
no real estate and that his property ut present
sisted OF about 10000 in United States bonds.
DIR Henry v Whyland said that Austin was
afflicted with acute delusional insanity The hearing
will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22

In the interest OF lawn tennis Prospect Park Brookyn
has been deemed desirable by number oil INC players
tina, an association composed majority Of tho players at
IN. Park should be formed Its believed that by the conso
daon Of tho clubs request coming from sneh
hoy consideration from the an,hoI
individual and IN this way many vaIiaoIe
be IL has been proposed that several
be held during the open only 10 memucIs
81 the association. meeting OF tho various clubs VII oe
these points the election OF ocets
and the aopton OF constitution and bylaws some day next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
HOME NE VS..
ppnNfINENr ARRIVAIq

Ab,marle Ho,Baron AvenSeben German Hrnws,er
Of Philadelphia shu Cheon Pom Secretary OF ne
Legation at Washington. run Iren"1 0s,fcbCon
gresham Robert r Htt of Illinois esi EdWn A.
Merritt Of Potsdam, \: dfssy H oust,
st. Louis and John w Vrooman OF 81 Jamts
Wfndsor Vot.IFrskne " Phelps. OF chicago OF yans
Hofei"Judge L. d. Thoman OF Youngstown OHIO g,eor,a
Hotsl-John X Cowen OF Batihoie..-.-.HoV""" NA'"''
Roswell a. PaTmenter OF Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
NOTES ABOUT CLUBS AND PLAYERS.

The NewYork players Will have game among tncih-
selves at the Polo Grounds to-day. -, -, .h.i,
The Baltimore and Brooklyn CLUBS Will pay 'neh
initial game at Washington Park So, A., .,,o.o
Owing 10 the protest of tue Brooklyn club the Atneuc
nine has cancelled its engagement TO play the NeWio
nine ut the Polo Grounds to-day. ,-.., .,.,
spading Brothers have issued new score oook tn.o
will be handy article to those wishing 10 keep ooH'
Through n mistake Manager Hacketts part tno
Brooslyn New York Reserve and Hartford ciuDs eA-
pccted 10 play at Newark Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican Primary elections. from to 10 p M 1,
Investigation Brooklyn departments by Assembly com
mittee
Old Guard anniversary celebration. .
Hearing in Navarro flat case, No ~ Wallst. m
ExAlderman Duffy hearing No. III Nassau. ST. 10 a. M
Mcmahon FLYNN case before Commissioner Shields
New.York Suffrage Association Convention Masonc
Temple. . ,,,. NIL. cour.
Examination of candidates for fremen Room NO H. lily
Hall. ~ =, ,..,,.o, oro
genealogical Biographical Society," Nc Ga Madsonave
Columbia Institute annual reception. eth Regiment Armory
8 p. IN. ,,.,, ,,ou enm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
PERMITS FOE STREET SPRIyKLIYG.

Mayor yesterday speaking of the permits for reet
sprnkng granted by the Department OF Public Works said
This should really be done by the city. 1t It's
and should be part OF that work. it
has up from small begnnings Originally men can
districts and procured subscribers for street sprnk
ling permit take Crcton water from the hydrans
obtained from the Department OF Public Works.
and y became species Of political loPbery and
favoritism. Permits granted 10 political favortes
and few Others General Newtons attention has been
called 20 this and he endeavorng TO sraghten this thing
out He VIII undoubtedly do justice TO all the persons
cerned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
INCOMING STEIuERI
TO-DAY,
SATURDAY. APRIL 30.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT NEw.YoRK. .....THURsDAY APRIL 81 1887
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK THURSDAY. APRlL Il. 1851
ARRIVED
Steamer City Rome Br) Munro Liverpool April 10 and
a. with mdse and LOSS passengers To Honder
.nn RIOS Arrived a the lar at 3iJ IN.
steamer State Of Nevada lBrl. stewart GLASGOW Apr rs
& 90 Arrived at the Bar at AN. ~
Steamer Manhattan, Stevens Matanzas April IA. Havana
To- with mdse and passengers to Alexandra sons Arrived
steainer Berbe tr) Walker sagua days. with TO
vessel TO Barber Co. Arrived ~ the Bar NJ
steamer Chiswick (r) Leighton Matanzas days with
sugar Munson; vessel TO Funch Edge Co. Arrived
Steamer Braten (Nor, Magnussen Baracoa days. with
fruit 10 Pearsall vessel TO Funch Edge Co. Ar
steamer Victoria orr Aarsth days. with fruit
III Dumos Arrived at the Bar az y IN. o, nj. ,
Norfolk mdse aud passengers TO Old Dominion So Co.,
Steamer Ii Dmock. HalctI Boston. with mdso 10 ii l.
Dimock NJ. ,,r. =. r,,.
steamer wiko sbarrc Gates Boston for Philadelphia
BARK Michele Pcasso (itai omano sealanova ~ days.
with order; vessel to AUSTIN Baldwin CO.
Bark (Ir Kitchener London ~ days win iron ana
empty barrels toorler; vessel to snow burgess ~ 40
BARK stats Minister Selmer (Nor). Rustad Bahia ~
days with sugar TO Amsinok Co; vessel To Behiam
Boyesen -, ., -, ,.,
sugar 10 order vessel 10 John Gamble. IT. - - IA,
ling susan Bergen (Br) Ratord Gbara 10 days, with
Schr Mary Novel; Lank Cardenas 10 days via Delaware
Breakwse with moasses to Lenders Co. vessel 10 Day
| ton 4 Co.
sugar to order; vessel TO Jas Brett
sUNsEr-wind at SANITY Hook. light y; harry. A. City
| Island, calm and clear.
Arrived yesteriay-
sehr Georgia conu cardenas IA days. with moasses to
| Telado GiberJa & Co; vessel TO Is i Thsrlow
CLEARED.
Steamer Arabic tT3rl. Burton. Liverpool r Cortia
Steamer Khna tGer). karlowa. Hamburg via Plymouth
| DC kunhardl 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
THE NEW IrBrRrY INSURANCE colpAyT.

The Liberty Insurance Company which has been incopo
rated la, capital Of 81 100000 oepos with the Mercan
tile Trust Company. Among the cOfporaors and others inter-
estea In tho company John Can John W. AkenJanes
uccro.rv Georg, Morrison John HERMANN Edward NJ
Field Jnen T. Davies T.. H. Kennedy Henry Tuck Samuc
r. Need, John A Mccall. IT, H. l. Judd Joseph ;. knapp
cbert n Brown Horace J. Faircnli. William H. lsehn hu
gene Iggn. Maroeus Hartley. H. ID. Armour. Jr, oakes
A Ames and Dexter y. Force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
THE STRIKE WAS PERMITTED, NOT ORDERED


tue Executive Board OF District Assembly No. VI knights OF
ordering strike IN Their sloc lac
tory rs month was resu yesterday the forkve Po
lice Court before Justice SMITH William Small one OF tho
srikers witness Ho gave somo testimony as
government shoe shop unncr tho knights OF Labor
proposition strike came from the shops
crew 1t local assembly and by IL TO the
district assembly After investigation permission was
qyon strike order ed by the Executive
Hoard by the district assembly Philip Reilly Samuel
Reilly and Behrend other strikers gave testimony
effect and the hearing adjourned until Tues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
NEW-IERSEY.

PlTFRsov-Fx Governo Leon Albeit senator Mcrherson
Conrressman Senator T. F. OGrady last even
an meeting In ST. Johns all Tbe
had been expected put e enthus
The meeting passed mo usua reSouuohs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
THE CRUISE OF TIE ST. MARY&

THE CRUISE OF TIE ST MARfS
The Rev. W. Rains'ord will address the boys In tho
schooshp Marys this evening and the Norwegian Quar-
tt from Georges Church. will for the entertainment
a. the school On month Commander crownu
Shed command OF The schooship will start for Glen
The entire month viii be passed In pre-
cruising along the sound and in drilling the crew IN
heir dnttes on June ship Mn start rs summer
eruse along the coast OF spain 10 oibra
tar returning 10 New. York early In September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-22
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

AIB.vY April 2l.-1n the Court Of Appeals today the
following were argued.
No 345-Bernharlt Muller. appellant agt the City OF New
burg RESPONDENT
No 27The people ey rel Board Of Supervisors Of
Chenano County appellant a3 the Board oil state Assessors
and others respondents
No 547-Moses May. appellant, sgt. Joseph ohmes and
others. executors, etc respondents
NO. 34G-CarOine Piper appellant, ast John Heard
respondent ,,--,-..--
No 3lg-Paul Gavile; respondent, agt tho Manhattan
Railroad Company, appellant
The Court OF Appeals day calendar for April % IS as
follows:
Nos ab2 a5a 1856 3Gl. 3G2. a30 3G3 36i